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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1893
Page
3
Mills and Green’s Progressive Pharmacy greets the New Year with a pledge of progress and better organization. The note promises improved merchandise and a more engaging shopping experience, inviting all to a larger future in 1893.
Local notes reflect New Year resolutions, entertainments, court news, and community updates in Amity. Reports include births, deaths, marriages, Maccabees, and business talks. incidents include Hotel Belmont pipe blast, mail delays, and circulation reminders.
An article explains lactic acid from sour milk and cider as a rheumatism cause, building up in blood to attack joints. It promotes a remedy that neutralizes acid and supports kidneys and liver, endorsing Hood's Sarsaparilla as blood purifying and preventive for rheumatic attacks.
The Belmont Literary Club discusses the Feudal System and age of Chivalry with readings on Mrs E J Davis Origen of Knight Templars and a poem by Mrs Pelton. Current events include a World’s Fair buildings description by Miss Helen Jones and notes on club invitations.
A 100 dollar reward offer accompanies claims that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad asserts the remedy works internally, affects blood and mucous surfaces, and strengthens the body. testimonials are promised with a mail request to F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Henry Scott Miss Keenan and Ralph Garthwaite joined the S D of G T at its last session. Families in Wellsville occupy the Ellis home. Many locals report New Year visits, illness, farm business changes, sales offers, and community events including a two-horse hay press scene and a tractor engine test on Transit Hill.
Local theater advertises a performance titled Ten Nights in a Bar-room on Saturday evening with the play featuring Fanitlies and Reddy the Mail Girl appearing in a promised sketch and entertainment lineup.
The Presbyterian pastor Rev. D A Blose extends a cordial invitation to Belmont youths to attend services at his church next and future Sabbath evenings. All ages are welcome. He will speak on The Coming Man next Sunday evening and on The Coming Woman the following evening.
Wellsville Dramatic Co will present Ten Nights in a Bar-room at the Opera House Saturday evening January 7. The cast includes Mr and Mrs Ed Sweet Chas Taylor Geo Cox and others well known to Belmonters. Admission 25 cents Reserved seats 35 cents at Mills and Green's.
Court adjourned at noon Tuesday to inaugurate a general reform among leading procrastinating attorneys. They resume Monday with expectations of new developments. Judge John B Lambert sits with Sheriff and under-sheriff maintaining order. Notables include Ward Norton Farnum and others. Grand Jury remains in session.
A satirical note on newspaper editing mocks readers who denounce the editor for printing news while missing the point that gossip travels faster than ink. The piece hints at local readers and neighbors who will later react strongly to reported events.
A collage of notices and vignettes: theatrical ads for Reddy the Mail Girl and Ten Nights in a Bar Room at the Opera House, pricing for real estate bonds, advertising space available, and public notices. Statistical snippets note wealth per capita in 1890, desertions in the Civil War, and European military readiness, alongside a travelogue on Labrador flora and an umbrella company formation.
An advertisement promises a risk free germicide inhaler for catarrh with full course of medicine and directions. After trial, customers may pay $8 or return the inhaler at no cost if not satisfied. Address given as Medical Inhalation Co 180 Franklin St Buffalo NY. The BeLwouT Dispatch is for sale, bargain noted for Wayne County Herald office sale.
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